of Navarre's lone lawmaker.... PSOE's hard-left ally Sumar, Catalan pro-independence parties Junts

Sumar said most of its events had been indoors." For those that have been outdoors, we've tried to

MADRID--Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s chances of getting reelected after a July election have received a potentially important boost following an agreement between more than a dozen small leftist parties to run on a joint ticket, a deal that is expected to provide key support for Sánchez's Socialists in any post-election negotiations to form government. The deal signed late Friday ended days of intense negotiations and was sealed at the last moment with an agreement between Deputy Prime

MADRID--Spaniards woke up Monday to find their country in political disarray after a general election a day earlier left no party with a clear path to forming a government.... The only sure thing seems to be that the country faces weeks, perhaps months, of political negotiations and possibly a new election to sort out the mess. Here's a look at what happened and what might unfold in the next few months._____A BITTER VICTORY FOR THE OPPOSITIONAlberto Nu？... But contrary to nearly every preelect

Read ourprivacy notice Thanks for signing up to theView from Westminster email{{# verifyErrors}}{{ message}}{{/ verifyErrors}}{{^ verifyErrors}} Something went wrong.... A former basketball player and economics professor, Sánchez and his wife have two daughters.___ALBERTO Nú？... EZ FEIJóOTipped to lead his right-wing Popular Party to victory, Alberto Nú？...

Without enough seats on either the left or the right could Catalonia's pro-independence parties be decisive in forming Spain's new government?... If so the Junts party says its exiled leader Carles Puigdemont, who remains a fugitive in Belgium, must receive an amnesty from the Spanish state for organising an illegal independence referendum in 2017." We want to have the right to self-determination and amnesty, logically, an amnesty that has not been resolved with a few pardons granted by the gov

MADRID( Reuters)-The coalition ruling Spain's Basque Country looked set to stay in power as the conservative nationalists tied with their left-wing separatist rivals in Sunday's regional election but will likely keep the support of the third-placed Socialists.... The Basque Nationalist Party( PNV) and EH Bildu(" Basque Country Unite") both earned 27 seats, falling well short of the 38 needed for a majority in the regional parliament.... During the Basque campaign, the Socialists distanced them

Polls for Spain's general election on 23rd July suggest Socialist leader and incumbent premier PedroSánchez will lose his position. Battered and bruised after seeing his PSOE party take a hit in local and regional elections in May, Sánchez stunned his rivals by bringing forward general elections from December to this Sunday, smack in the middle of the sweltering Spanish summer. Sánchez’s chances depend on a strong turnout for his Socialists,( who have surged in Catalonia while falling elsewhere)

Read ourprivacy notice Thanks for signing up to theInside Washington email{{# verifyErrors}}{{ message}}{{/ verifyErrors}}{{^ verifyErrors}} Something went wrong.... Here is a glance at the four leaders of those blocs and how their future may change after the results.___PEDRO SáNCHEZPedro Sánchez, Spain’s prime minister since 2018, again withstood the odds in Sunday's election, defying most poll forecasts.... His Socialists Workers Party gained two more seats than in the last election, at the

If neither bloc is able to secure that, there is a second vote in parliament and the side with the most votes wins by a simple majority.... According to the revised seat count, the PP could muster a total 171 votes, including 137 of its own, 33 from the hard-right Vox party and one from the Union of the Navarran People, a regional party.... On Friday, before the seat change occasioned by the foreign vote count, the left bloc could look forward to 172 votes, while the PP and allies Vox and UPN